Death: L'alto costo della vita

Neil Gaiman's portrayal of Death as caring and humanizing was unexpected. I wonder what led to this creative choice and how it influences the story's message.

The narrative's tone and themes pushed me to think about how I perceive life and death. I'm curious if others found it as thought-provoking as I did.

The artwork's moodiness and symbolism seem to deepen the story's exploration of mortality. I wonder what visual decisions were made to complement the narrative.